you hire a bunch of cuban exiles how many of them are 100% of them anti-castro or it has castro sent one or two penetration agents in it's good counterintelligence. so very good question so multiple sources. and and it gets worse. i'll get to that. so another factor in the planning that turned out to be a mistake was a requirement that castro's air force be destroyed first. so that the cuban exile pilots in their cia provided b-26s pretending to be cuban air force. would have command of the air that was a requisite that was prerequisite for the success of this operation. cia recruited some help. they recruited pilots from the alabama national guard. to assist there was to be one air attack. two days before d-day before the amphibious landing allegedly by these cuban air force pilots who were disgruntled and decided to shoot up their own planes and that's why these the cia's b-26s were painted to look like human air force plans the day before the invasion the b-26 exile force would come back to cuban air bases to destroy any planes that remain so two airstrikes command of the air was

far side of the moon july 26, 1953 in cuba, one and a half hundred revolutionaries, led by fidel castro, stormed the moncada barracks, this began the cuban revolution in the country, ruled by a dictator in hockey batista, who gave it to the latifundists for plunder by american monopolies and a gangster. castro was a young lawyer who opposed the regime in the press, then decided to quote to win the confidence of the people and convince him of the success of the armed struggle. the barracks were located in the city of santiago de cuba. far from the capital. in those days, carnival was going on and fidel hoped to catch the garrison was taken by surprise, but the rebels found themselves fighting early, both sides suffered losses, many revolutionaries were captured, tortured and executed , and castro was arrested. at the trial, he delivered his famous speech. history. i will be acquitted after 22 months he was released. nesti fidel continued the fight and in the fifty-ninth won today in the building of the barracks there is a museum dedicated to the cuban revolution on july 26, 1956 against

castro, mr. allred, i inform the house that those five members will vote yes on the schiff amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. vicky hartzler of missouri, i inform the house that mrs. hartzler will vote no on amendment 447. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. brown of maryland, i inform the house that mr. brown will vote yes on the schiff amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? ms. stevens: as the member designated by mrs. trahan, mrs. lawrence, mr. deutch, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the schiff amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: as the member designated by ms. pingree, mr. pappas, ms. leger fernandez, i inform th

again, castro is here to lean. and again, how america's youth is bound to solve the biggest problems, gen z jumping in to protect our future, from politics to the office, where were the next generation take us? this is american voices. ali i'm alicia menendez, and we begin this hour with the realities of the rule of law under supreme court aggressively pushing its own ultra conservative agenda. it's a sign that the court is out of touch with most americans, they reversed roe v. wade. today, how hundreds assad in front of the white house demanding president biden do more to protect abortion access. and new tonight, the white house is pushing back against criticism it is not doing enough. msnbc get -- executive actions boosting access to abortion and contraception. the white house emphasizing that only congress will codify roe v. wade protections into federal law. this all comes as a post rule america begins to really take shape. friday, a louisiana judge ruled that the state can now enforce its total ban on abortion

much secretary castro you are saying with me. next, our nation's refusal to deal with its gun problem. and how it's affecting american life. plus, the governor of texas is at it again. his new move on the southern border putting the state at odds with the federal government. first to richard louis who is standing by with a look at the other big stories we are watching this hour on msnbc. richard? >> thank you alicia. the remains of former japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, arriving in his home in tokyo this morning. the vigil for abe is scheduled monday night, funeral services followed tuesday. today police vowed to investigate any security lapses where abe was assassinated. actor tony sirico has died. see rico's most famous for playing the eccentric gangster polley walnuts on the hbo series, at the sopranos. his cause of death is unknown. he was 79. and twitter says it will fight elon musk's attempt to pull out of a 44 billion dollar deal to buy the social network. friday, twitter's board vowed to pursue nickel action to pursu

we also collected data of castro small businesses.aborated with planning and previously mentioned and work on the housing element by hosting this group with critical information on the needs of lgbtqia residents in terms of that report. we collaborate with oewd on elements for elements for small business grant to community members. we partnered with harvey milk plaza to address issues of people of color and representation in its design and provided direct input to harvey milk and how to help community members into the design and now in support of the project. in fact we plan on co-presenting with harvey milk and the society of landscape architects. in terms of the report, i share the following questions, the cultural shift and massive amount of organizational development require for oti to expand further recommendation on page 15 of the draft is very significant and will probably take at least two years to be effective. is there a plan to account for this and what will happen when that is being implemented in terms of a means of lgbtq

hang up on the panama canal treaty was fidel castro.o had supported the canal through the senate would have voted against it. if he had attacked the canal treaty the people of panama would've voted against it. so the whole success of the panama canal was to keep castro quiet. and president carter came to me and said andy you know a lot of these sellers a good while haven't you? and you think you could find two or three that can get castro to just stay out of this? and i said i really do i think we can. i after touching base with michael manley of jamaica, lopez of mexico i think of venezuela and all of them had been young communists in high so with castro. all become democrats and allies of the united states. so i tracked a few of them down, they all said we can get this done. don't worry about this let us handled this. and sure enough it went smoothly nobody in the state department ever had a clue. the night after the treaty was signed we were all staying in the same hotel president carter called me and said how many of those guys that

well the hang-up on the panama canal treaty was did al castro okay if you don't castro had supported the canal treaty the senate would have voted against it. but if he had attacked the canal treaty, the people of panama would have voted against it. so the whole success of the panama canal treaty. was to keep castro quiet and president carter came to me. he said andy. you've known a lot of these fellows. a good while haven't you? i said yeah. he said you think you can find two or three? that can get castro. just to stay out of this. and i said, you know, i really do i think we can. and i came back to him after a little while after touching base with. michael mann lived jamaica a lopez portillo of mexico i think order bayer of costa rica carlos andrus paris of venezuela and all of them had been young communists in high school with castro and they'd all become democrats and will allies of the united states. and so when i tracked a few of them down. they all said we can get this done you don't worry about this. let us handle this. see and sure enough. it went smoothly. and nobody in the

resident of the castro district continued to deal with endless problems with drugs.ts. we have the story you only see your on abc seven with why they are asking the local library to turn off the wi-fi in an attempt to push them out. >> it is midmorning on 16 street across from the library, one a most troubled spots in the castro district because of this homeless encampment. we saw families trying to navigate past the tents, thomas ashwood told us why many gather here. thomas: it is because they are safe here and it is not violent. when they go to sleep they don't have to worry about their tent been on fire or some cutting it open. >> they are by a public building with access to bathrooms and they have learned how to generate power from the bicycle docs. >> went i walk by the library you almost always see someone smoking meth and using fentanyl. it is comfortable and the weather is not too bad, no one bothers them. >> another reason for congregating here is the access to free wi-fi. it is no secret. residents have asked them to shut down the wi-fi at night, hoping tha

it was 71 today in hayward back in through castro valley, 77 7 matteo, including foster city.ere's the scene looking at it gray slate right now. no fog to report. but that's coming. we do have a foggy morning in your forecast, but right now we're talking about temperatures in the fifties and 69 conquered. so this area of low pressure right here is going to pull down some cool. cooler air mass for tomorrow. not anything notable. but it will be a couple of degrees cooler and the fog. it's not a deep marine there, but nonetheless it's going to shroud the city and the bay and try to work its way. east bay at least 40 45 miles. here's the bottom line your friday not as hot in our inland areas saturday, starting off foggy and drizzly, and then it's a summertime weather pattern all the way through sunday tonight, overnight while we begin in the morning at 15, santa rosa, forecasting very similar conditions at 51, otherwise, 57 degrees in new work, union city and in fremont, 37 degrees and mountain deal and also high fifties and morgan hill. and in gilroy, tomorrow's high temperatures

where he lives in the castro, his friends are forgoing handshakes. watch this. >> understand we're actually doing -- >> i don't want the monkeypox. >> word of mouth. that's what gay men are doing is watching out for each other, spreading as much information as they can. >> reporter: today matt wiener and matt haney put out a statement saying we have no time to spare in stopping the spread. >> if we don't -- if we don't get ahead of this virus, and contain it, it's not just going to be affecting gay and bi men. it's going to move out into the general population. >> reporter: the two leaders also say it is unacceptable the federal government has released so few vaccines. a trickle by the hundreds when vaccines by the thousands are needed in the bay area, and needed now. activists honey mahogany. >> i don't know what else to say. we should have learned our lessons back then. we should be applied those learned lessons now. >> reporter: and going into the weekend, christopher vazquez says while he is proud the lgbtq community is taking the lead on rallyin

afternoon clearing, but by the time you reach 67, it will be breezy into newark and castro valley. low to mid 70's and the wind staying with you through the delta. 80 in fairfield. the accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures getting cooler tomorrow, slightly warmer on monday, but that's around the bay and inland. not much change of the coast and by tuesday, a little milder and into the end of the work week. pleasant around the bay with the coast getting a little son. -- sun. liz: and disney's latest cruiseship making its passenger voyage. but this is more than just a cruise. disney is the parent company of abc 7. we were joined by friends for the christening cruise. >> come along to visit us in the kingdom. >> this is a place where you can come and relax. the spot is a place where you can escape. we talk about things for the adults to do, and all the adults want to hang out. >> we have immersed our guests into more different stories. there are more disney stories then we have ever done before. these stories have been brought to life. >> we are here to join the resistance. >> t

residents of the castro district continue to deal with the endless problems surrounding homelessnessg addition. the local library has become a magnet for those living and using drugs on the streets. this is a story you will see only on abc seven with why they are asking the local library to turn off the wi-fi in an attempt to push them out. >> it's midmorning and we are on 16th street near market, across from the library, considered one of the most trouble spots in the castro district because of this homeless encampment. families trying to navigate their way past the tents.thomase here and not violent here. when they go to sleep, they don't have to worry about their tent being on fire or someone cutting it open. >> they have also learned how to generate power from the bicycle docks. >> you almost always see someone smoking meth. people are using fentanyl as well. it's comfortable, the weather is not too bad. no one bothers them. >> another visible reason for congregating here is access to free wi-fi. it is no secret. residents have asked the library to shut down wi-fi at night, hopin

castro, and ms. pressley, i inform the house that those six members will vote yes on the degette amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by timmons, gonzales, and taylor, i inform the house that they will vote no on amendment 456. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, i inform the house that she will vote yea on the degette amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. dunn, ms. salazar of florida, i inform the house that mr. dunn, ms. salazar will vote nay on amendment 456. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. reschenthaler of pennsylvania, i

y otras 8 fueron transportadas al hospital. 2 sufrieron heridas de gravedad >> 11 con 18, ismael castro que en un promedio periodo de 25 años así glaciar dejará de existir >> por el momento tenemos un descanso. altas temperaturas en el Área de la bahía esta semana >> durante los próximos 3 días seguiremos con un (inaudible) en las temperaturas y estos producto de la capa marina que sigue entrando desde el pacífico una vaguada y una baja presión está muy cercana nuestras costas >> de hecho la toma de san francisco donde se sirve bastante nublado. temperatura muy fresca a través del Área de la bahía. las temperaturas están en el rango de los 50 grados y como tenemos esa nubosidad, las mínimas van a permanecer bastantes baja ... >> para mañana nos espera un día muy similar a lo que tuvimos durante el día de hoy. lo que son las ciudades costeras como san francisco. tiempo muy nublado y fresco mientras que lugares como san josé vamos a ver un idrissi inicio de día nublado. durante el transcurso del día veremos que el cielo se torna más claro >> mañana en san josé amanecemos motivo mayormente

- castro started being a commercial place.ke the centre of the island, later in the 19th century. so palafitos were a good way to connect the sea and the land. it was like a bridge. it was really easy for people to disembark their goods in a palafito and store the goods in there, and then sell them or distribute them in the city. palafito owners own just the buildings, but they do not own the land where they are. - really? - it's part of the seashore. so it's free. the cost of having a house was much less than building on the countryside for example. - because the land was free. - exactly. it was the way in which chiloé was connected. because we have a lot of forest and it's super hard to harvest, we use the sea as a highway. so that's why palafitos are important and that's why boats are really important too. in this moment of history, we are in a really important place because we have palafitos that are being used as hotels, coffee shops. they are part of the tourism business that is growing super fast in chiloé. it's good th

in the meantime, some friends in the castro are foregoing even casual contact like handshakes. >> if we don't get ahead of this virus and contain it, it's not just going to be affecting gay and bi- men. it's going to move out into the general population. >> while monkeypox is much less contagious than covid, cases have been ticking steadily upward since pride weekend. monkeypox cases have doubled in california the past week of the 141 probably or confirmed cases. 52 are here in san francisco. >>> tonight a big increase in women coming to california for abortions. >> left arizona at 10:00 p.m. on friday, left phoenix with her friend, drove through the night, got to our center in san bernardino, slept in the car from about 4:00 a.m. when they arrived to 6:30 when the appointment was. and then right afterwards got in the car and drove home. it was a 4 minute and 12 second procedure. >> in the two weeks leading up to the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade, planned parenthood clinics in orange and san bernardino counties saw nine out of state patients. in the two weeks after

hector castro scored the famous footballer, who did not have the right hand in the final game of the uruguayans with the argentines, passions accumulated, each team wanted to play with their sword, therefore, in the first half, the ball was argentinean, and in the second, the uruguayan referee. so afraid of the revenge of the fans, the loser of the team that a ship was waiting for him in case of escape, but the owners of the championship. swears defeated the argentines 4:2 and became the winners of the first world championship on july 13, 1931, the ussr authorities decided to demolish the temple. christ the savior, it was considered an orthodox shrine built on people's donations in memory of the heroes of the war of 1812, but this did not stop the bolsheviks. they pursued an anti-religious policy on the site of the temple, they planned to build their shrine, the grandiose palace of soviets , 420 m high, with a statue of lenin at the top of a quote from the memories of eyewitnesses through the wide, open bronze doors could not be carried out into wonderful marble sculptures evacuated

proprietor of eros, a bathhouse that recently moved to the tender line from its longtime home in the castrothen for community partners, we are talking about placers like the clinic on castro street catering primarily to the lgbtq population. >> what events are coming up that may be adding urgency to the public campaign? >> because this dramatic increase in the case counts seems to have coincided with pride week, all the parties and festivities that go along with the pre-dance on -- the parade and celebration, there are no worries at other celebrate -- that other celebrations later this summer could see similar spikes. so the department of public health is taking a very proactive stance, in working with the producers of those events to make sure that they are able to give out information on where to get tested and also setting up monkeypox vaccination booths on site. >> ok. as we look at the jump in cases, obviously that is bad in terms of transmission -- but it is also good, i guess, that is a reflection of awareness and more testing. do you think that is part of it? >> right, we want to be

. >> reporter: so tommy came to the san francisco aids foundation clinic in the castro to get what thousands want but can't get, the monkeypox vaccine. >> all right. so this is the monkeypox vaccine. >> reporter: dr. tyler tamir, ceo of the san francisco aids foundation says in the last seven days, cases of monkeypox have doubled in california, making our state the highest in the nation for monkeypox cases. and yet as the doses of the vaccine ready to go into the arms? >> in fact only received fewer than 100 doses to respond. and we would need something like 6,000 doses just to vaccinate the patient population that we see at magnet. >> reporter: as cases have exploded, so also have calls to the clinic he serves. >> we're receiving over 500 phone calls a day. and we currently have a wait list of over 400 eligible folks that want access to vaccine. we just aren't able to provide it due to the limited supply. really fear there is a lack of urgency there. it would be very different if we were responding to a different community inorte translation, vaccines from the federal government not keeping

this is the flag that is creating controversy in san francisco's castro district. since 1978 the rainbow flag has gallium -- gal mutely represent -- g represented the lgbtqallantly community, but recently there is a new flag, the progress flag. >> there is a long history of certain segments of our community being left out of the move meant. -- the movement. we are not a community immune from discrimination, inc. castro itself. >> when he developed the flag in 1978, he -- here is him speaking before he died, >> if you put a flag on your windshield, you say something. >> there are people who want the rainbow to be continue -- their people want the rainbow flag to continue to celebrate inclusivity and -- someone in the night posted these flyers asking people to boycott the progress flag because that has both the trans pride flag and the rainbow flag, they claim someone is profiting for it. >> that one has been tradition for years, and they incorporated it into a new design outside of the community without the communities consent, is daring. >> portland-based daniel qu

it included the traditional chance of loyalty did to cease leader of fidel castro and against the u. s. government decades long economic embargo against cuba. that's where we met any mix abigail with either because i am convinced that this is the country that i want to defend. that's why i'm here to support my leadership and my people. she agreed to meet her later to explain why she remains a true believer and erects as you know, there are a lot of people in this country who are disillusioned, disillusioned with the revolution, they don't believe it any more. they want to leave this country. why is it that you feel exactly the opposite? made it your see are boy of top voided. so selling our goodness, here it is so selim, up but this is sammy lopez if they levy and all that i can't go up or get a thumb. ahem! process an hour, they're going to look see on this as he stammered, the him had gone po, 3 of worth to lose door a. what am i to what is when i both of them for me, vase for that old lucille journal. go and sit there. mike. i believe they're gonna get esick at those fair mile on

and there's another site at 4.70, castro street. there is a 2 dose vaccine for people who have testet positive for monkeypox. the san francisco department of health says that they have received doses to give it to people who are at high risk and darya. james. in the meantime, san francisco public health officials are going to be monitoring the monkeypox cases here in san francisco. like i said, there are now 40 probable and confirmed cases in the city. back to you. >> all right. thanks. a lot of camilla 7.33. is the time and also in health news this morning, the latest variant of covid-19 could lead to a surge in cases this summer. they're worried about a couple seems like there's a surge already and everybody has covid was as ba 4 and ba 5 that, you know, somebody who has it's probably that because the cdc says those 2 variants make up 70% of the cases right now. fact, just 2 months ago, these variants only made one percent so one percent to 70%. what a huge jump here recently. yeah. and notice levy affected people who already had

mysterious flyers are in the castro, sparking debate. rainbows and pride.e up right now. the markets, next. plus, an apple and lamborghini calame. -- collab. you can watch us for a whole extra hour now. download the bay area app now. drew: we are looking at your smoke forecast again. the smoke is aloft thousands of feet above the surface, coming from the oak fire, burning to our south into our east. it is hazy sunshine throughout the day with elevated smoke in our atmosphere. that smoke does not reach the surface. this is sutro tower. the air quality with onshore flow. hour-by-hour, temperature wise, slow to breakdown. we are still seeing patchy fog around the bay shoreline. cloudy over the city. slowly warming from the 70's later this morning. temperatures cloudy along the coast. 80 in san jose with sunshine. lakeport is pretty hot. minor fluctuations in our temperatures. morning fog and afternoon sunshine for the weekend. first, we say hi to sue and see how we are doing with traffic. sue: a couple of trouble spots, mostly on the nasty nimitz. the oakland

brian kiley our photo lurnl gist westbound 580 near 238 into castro valley near that castro valley y,ventually leads you towards the nimitz freeway. it's not too bad. everything is moving nicely for the most part. we did see a few brake lights east of there headed toward the dublin interchange. that's typical this time of morning. once you get on 880 itself, it's a little slow headed into the hayward area so just keep that in mind if you're headed toward the san mateo bridge. let's look at some maps right now or live shots. a live look at the golden gate bridge getting a little foggy here this morning, limited visibility certainly to be an issue if you're headed on the north end. also a live look westbound 80 near ashby avenue. it is crowded, a crash near university blocking the on-ramp getting onto 80, really not blocking any parts of the main line of the freeway but it is certainly slow and busy as you head through there. toward the bay bridge the metering lights are on and slight delays across the upper deck. gets more crowded as you get on the san francisco side near that fremont

castro failed.ushchev that a new invasion of the island will soon follow, and he understands that despite all his brother castro , there is no chance if the united states is tuesday. then, of course, cuba would not have resisted, i even asked the minister of defense of europe what do you think, having the weapons that the united states has, how long would it take to crack down and defeat the forces of podymov ’s girlfriend, two days, or something, the premiere, full-scale american invasion of cuba scheduled for october 62 khrushchev did not want to allow such an inglorious end for friendly komi regime drop. castro would deal a strong blow to the reputation of the ussr, they say. that's how badly the soviet union takes care of its allies of the island, nikita sergeevich decides to save it . comrades, so that all pope khrushchev knows how to intimidate the west, he did this so that the american hawks were afraid of us and even in their dreams could not imagine that a war with the soviet union could co

, the assault failed fidel castro and his companions ended up in prison .ial, he delivered his famous speech. history i was justified spent some time behind the walls was released. e, he went to mexico, from where, already on a granma ship, he went to kuva, in order to raise the liberation movement in the mountains of the sierra maestro and on january 1, 1959, the cuban revolution won. fidel castro became an outstanding politician not only in latin america but throughout the world in the 20th and early 21st centuries. well, today, july 26, 2022, president of the russian federation vladimir putin met with the new head of roscosmos. yuri boris discussed, uh, the pressing problems of development space industry. uh, it was decided that from the age of 24 we will cease cooperation with the americans on the iss and we will have our own or joint with other countries. international space program. well, foreign minister sergeyevich lavrov, continued to implement the policy of isolating russia in the united states. this time in uganda, where he met with the leadershi

that's what one man is doing in castro valley. he is fixing up and giving away bicycles to people who can't afford them otherwise. katie nielsen introduces us to the owner of the aptly named bad business model bikes. >> reporter: a labor of love. that's how this all started for billy bradford. >> i like to work out in the garage. work on bikes. >> reporter: billy's first vintage. it's a joy to ride. >> reporter: he quickly realized it was the process he loved, so once he was done with one restoration, he'd give it away to make room for another. >> i'm spending money on bikes and spending money on parts and giving them away. this is a terrible business model. >> reporter: that's how bad business model bikes was born in 2015 out of billy's castro valley garage. >> it is a whole community of people that want to help. then another community of people that need bikes. we mix them together here. >> reporter: all of the bikes are donated. >> yeah, this is great. >> reporter: and so are the parts. then billy does the work to fix them up s

and getting over to castro valley is all right.e bay bridge toll plaza has not been much if you want to get to san francisco, i don't think it's going to turn into much on the peninsula north. dont wanna one slow from south city all the way up to that old candlestick exit there because of an overturned truck. now we have the big tow truck that's arrived. the smaller truck tried the right this vehicle and you know it wasn't successful, and now they got the big boy in. they're going to write the truck . the right lane is taken away, and still they do that, and that's a huge tow truck there. they're going to try and write that truck and get it out of the way and hopefully they'll do that soon. 7 38, roberta. they called in the big boy for this job was just telling dave i'm so impressed. yes all your camera views. thank you. thank you. or were you talking about me being the big boy? oh, no, no. the truck the truck. okay alright for a second. i thought you and they called in the big boy to fill in for steve today because those are some

same for castro valley. in lynn, we go to the lower 90's. a warmer day out there.s will begin tonight at 11:00 p.m.. high tide's early tomorrow morning, shortly after midnight. minor coastal flooding in low-lying areas. basically areas shaded in green. if you have seen flooding the past previous high tides, you will likely see coastal flooding once again overnight, tonight. we will have cloudy skies along the coast. temperatures generally in the 50's. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. the warming trend begins today. that continues through the start of the upcoming week. feels like summer heat saturday afternoon. we will moderate that he for the second half of the week and we will keep a wide range of my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax

it's considered one of the most troubled spots in the castro district because of this homeless encampmentilies trying to navigate their way past the tents thomas ashwood told us why many gather here. it's because they're safe here and it's not violent here when they go to sleep. they don't have to worry about waking up in their tents on fire or somebody's cutting it open. they are drawn to the spot because they're in front of a public building with access to bathrooms. they've also learned how to generate power from the bicycle docks when i walk by the library almost always see someone smoking meth. and you know people are using fentanyl as well. and

that's located at 4.70, castro street. and daria, we do know that there is a 2 dose to help treat monkeypox yes department of health says that they have received these vaccines and they will be given to the people who are most at risk. i send it back to you. all right. thanks a lot for that update. camilla. >> and also for your health this morning, the latest variant of covid. there could be a surge in cases this summer. they're saying if not what we have and now it already feels like a surge, they say ba 4 and ba 5, those variants make-up. now 70% of all the covid current cases. and i know a lot of people of covid you probably do too 70%. are these variants. 2 months ago, these variants made up one percent of the cases. that's how fast they spread. and noticeably these various are affecting people who have already had covid. you're not immune. we spoke to a stanford doctor about why. >> so 5 is again, more infections, more and it's spreading quite fast. it's also more immunity said meaning that prior immunity that you hav

. tuba has mocking 6 to 9 years as the start of a communist uprising that eventually led to fidel castro, seizing power. but it's a bittersweet anniversary for most cubans. as a nation faces his worst economic crisis in 3 decades are latin america and its understand human report. to business celebrated anniversary, the sale to tackle the moon gather military barracks by fidel and raoul castro, which marked the start of the cuban revolution. 69 years later roll gospel, now $91.00 still appears to be going strong. but it's his successor miguel via scanning, who must deal with escalating disenchantment with the revolution law. hearing 30 on the imperial logic is better going to amnesia of our history and social paralysis. they are betting the material needs promote by 63 years of the infamous blockade will break the spirit of resistance of our people in it off. or he was of course, referring to the was longest economic embargo imposed on cuba by the united states . cuba is undergoing its worst economic crisis in 30 years. our black out this month in the middle of the stifling summer have le

in 1953 and more than a 100 revolutionaries led by fidel castro storms, a major military barracks, eating to the full of us. that dictator for the gen c o a t stamp. but discontent is again growing over the countries failing economy. the current president has promised to address the crisis in the coming weeks. our latin america editor lucio newman, has this report now. yet to business celebrated anniversary, the sale to tackle the moon by the military barracks by fidel and raoul castro, which marked the start of the cuban revolution. 69 years later roll gospel, now $91.00 still appears to be going strong. but it's his successor miguel via scanning, who must deal with escalating disenchantment with the revolution. la, hearing 30 on the imperial logic, is better than i am. nature of our history and social paralysis. they are betting the material needs promote by 63 years of the infamous blockade. will break the spirit of resistance of our people in it off. or he was of course, referring to the world's longest economic embargo imposed on cuba by the united states. cuba is undergoing its wors

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